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a Shiozawa Thomas Chatfield UJAM Thank you to our All-access patrons Adam Gazda Alain Martin Alex Alexander Gustafson Andy Coenen Anthony Lopez Athan Billias Bence Kovacs Bome Software Celso Gomes Charles Daniel Protheroe Daniel Walz Danjeli Schembri Dave Foster David Groff Devendra Dominic Curtis Don Turner Eyal Amir Fabian Renn Gen Hori Graeme MacDonald Greg Cerveny Greg Olin Griffin Moe Halil Kleinmann Jerome Noel Jian Yu Jim Knowler Jim Lochowitz John Carlson Julius O Smith Kevin Vanwulpen Lee Huddleston Marcus Ficner Oli Larkin Oliver Greschke Paul Zielie Ray Cernis Rory Walsh Taro Tim Mayberry Vincent Meyer 廣太郎 佐々木 Description: Abstract:The recent extensions of the MIDI standard, namely MIDI 2.0 and MIDI CI (Capability Inquiry), generate many opportunities to develop hardware- and software-products, that excel previous products in terms of accuracy, expressiveness and convenience. While things should become easier for the users, the complexity of supporting MIDI as a developer will be significantly increased. In this presentation we will give a brief overview over these new MIDI extensions to then discuss, how these changes are reflected in the VST3 SDK and what plugin-developers need to do to make use of these new opportunities. Fortunately, many of these new capabilities can be supported with little to no effort, due to the design principles and features of VST3 which will be discussed, also. We may also briefly touch questions regarding support of these new MIDI capabilities from the perspective of hosting VST3 plugins. The presentation will start with giving short overviews over MIDI 2.0, MIDI-CI and VST3, to then dive into each specific MIDI extension to put it into context of the related concepts in VST3. This we will start with MIDI 2.0 – Per Note Controllers & VST3 – Note Expression, then we’ll look into MIDI 2.0 – Pitch handling methods and compare it to VST3. After that several further areas like MIDI 2.0 - increased resolution MIDI 2.0 - Channel groups MIDI-CI - Program Lists MIDI-CI - Recall State will be put in context with VST3. The presentation will be held by two senior developers of Steinberg, that have many years of experience in supporting and contributing to VST and in supporting MIDI inside the software products of Steinberg, especially Cubase and Nuendo. Twitter: https://twitter.com/audiodevcon More info: https://juce.com/adc